Test shot through bedroom door shown to jury in Australian double-murder trial
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Jurors in the Australian double-murder trial of Beau Lamarre-Condon have viewed video evidence of a police test shot fired through a bedroom door. The proceedings focus on the death of former television presenter Jesse Baird, whose bedroom door was found to contain an apparent bullet hole earlier this year, more than two years after the killings occurred.
The New South Wales Police conducted the test firing as part of the ongoing ballistics investigation. The presentation of this forensic evidence marks a key development in the trial, offering the court physical reconstruction data related to the events inside the residence.
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Stuff (Wellington/Auckland, New Zealand) (NZ)Focuses on the timeline of the killings versus the recent discovery of the bullet hole.
Sydney Morning Herald - NSW (New South Wales, Australia) (AU)Emphasizes the courtroom presentation of the police test video and recent forensic discovery.
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